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Road Works Bulletin 01 – 07 October 2021 Reference Street Suburb Status Description Effect Dates Contact Number Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Ablemarle Road Wilton Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Adams Terrace Aro Valley Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Adelaide Road Work in Pedestrian Ross FitzPatrick - +64223204802 187A Newtown Progress Non-Excavation Management 04 Oct 21 to 04 Oct 21 E734007 CATALYST CONSULTING LIMITED Site Non-Excavation Manager: Hamish Sail, CATALYST CONSULTING Demolition, Building LIMITED, (w) 027 518 0784, Email: Maintenance, Waste [email protected], Address: 154, Removal, Featherston Street, Wellington Central, Adelaide Road 42 Work in Construction pedestrian Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6145, - 48 Mount Cook Progress Loading Zone management 28 Apr 21 to 15 Jan 22 E760288 New Zealand AORAKI CONSTRUCTION LIMITED Primary Contact: Chris Goldsbury, AORAKI CONSTRUCTION LIMITED, (w) 027 675 2862, (m) 027 675 2862, Email: Adelaide Road Work in pedestrian [email protected], Address: 8 Cuba 74A Mount Cook Progress Project Preliminary management 02 Jul 20 to 30 Jun 22 R677732 Street, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012 Non-Excavation, expect traffic Wellington Water Alliance Site Manager: Tim Asset delays less Armstrong, Detection Services Wellington Ltd, Inspections/Mainten than 5 (m) 0274576113, Email: Agra Crescent 42 Khandallah Approved ance minutes 04 Oct 21 to 29 Oct 21 E804690 [email protected], wellington city council Project Manager: Hans Project Excavation Andersen, RETAINING & CIVIL Installing other expect traffic CONSTRUCTION LIMITED (NZ Limited structure/s (Specify delays less Company), (w) 045869922, (m) 0275469660, Albemarle Road Work in Detail), Horizontal / than 5 Email: [email protected], Address: 07 Dragon 12 Northland Progress Vertical Drilling minutes 27 Apr 21 to 30 Nov 21 R764118 Street, Grenada North, Wellington 5028 All Streets 1 Wellington Work in Minor Excavation expect traffic 10 Mar 21 to 01 Mar 22 R747684 WELLINGTON ELECTRICITY LINES LIMITED Wellington City Council | 1 of 94 Street Suburb Status Description Effect Dates Reference Contact Number Central Progress delays less Primary Contact: Leon Coetzee, NORTHPOWER than 5 LIMITED, (w) 049122221, Email: minutes with [email protected], Address: 176 pedestrian Gracefield Road, Gracefield, Lower Hutt, 5010 management Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Allington Road Karori Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Allington Road Karori Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Orial Construction Site Manager: James Taylor, expect traffic Mana Plumbing, (w) 042338350, (m) Start Minor Excavation delays less 0274499881, Email: Notification Minor than 5 [email protected], Address: 11 Marina Allington Road 28 Karori West Overdue Earthworks/Filling minutes 01 Oct 21 to 16 Oct 21 R786626 View, Mana, Porirua 5026 WELLINGTON ELECTRICITY LINES LIMITED Primary Contact: Northpower User, NORTHPOWER LIMITED, (w) 049122221, (m) 021461053, Email: [email protected], Address: 410, Eastern Hutt Road, Sylvan Estate, Minor Excavation pedestrian Silverstream, Upper Hutt City, Wellington, 5019, Allington Road 52 Karori West Approved Pole Replacement management 20 Sep 21 to 20 Oct 21 R789371 New Zealand / Aotearoa Emergency Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Retrospective Open Walter Alexander, Wellington Water Alliance, (w) Amritsar Street Work in Trenching, Hand pedestrian 021849562, Email: 107 Khandallah Progress Digging management 21 Sep 21 to 17 Oct 21 R805640 [email protected], Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Anne Street Wadestown Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Wellington Regional Stadium Trust Primary Non Excavation Contact: Hamish Allen, Wellington Regional Work in Building pedestrian Stadium Trust, (w) 04 470 0414, Email: Aotea Quay 105 Pipitea Progress Maintenance management 15 Aug 21 to 15 Aug 22 E787563 [email protected], GNS SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Primary Contact: Greg Tetzlaff, GNS SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, (m) +64 27 486 Start 4669, Email: [email protected], Address: 1 Notification Non Excavation pedestrian Fairway Drive, Avalon 5010, Lower Hutt 5040, Aotea Quay 75 Pipitea Overdue Survey management 15 Sep 21 to 14 Sep 22 E802396 New Zealand Work in AC FP & Kerb and Fulton Hogan Maintenance Dave Kennedy 027 Aparima Ave Wellington Progress channel TTM Labour 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E563651 263 7948 Emergency Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Work in Retrospective Hand pedestrian David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Apu Crescent 2 Lyall Bay Progress Digging, Open management 08 Sep 21 to 04 Oct 21 R802431 021513206, Email: Wellington City Council | 2 of 94 Street Suburb Status Description Effect Dates Reference Contact Number Trenching [email protected], Emergency Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Retrospective Open David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Work in Trenching, Hand pedestrian 021513206, Email: Apuka Street 32 Brooklyn Progress Digging management 07 Sep 21 to 03 Oct 21 R801877 [email protected], CHORUS NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Primary Contact: Ketan Desai, VISIONSTREAM PTY Start LIMITED, (w) 093556363, Email: Argentine Avenue Notification Minor Excavation pedestrian [email protected], Address: 8 37 Miramar Overdue Open Trenching management 20 Sep 21 to 15 Oct 21 R799701 Hereford Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland 1011 Kainga Ora Primary Contact: Cody Pepere, Multi Civil Contractors Limited, Email: [email protected], , Site Manager: Stephen Non Excavation Midgley, McKee Fehl Constructors Ltd, (w) Demolition, Building 0275566295, Email: [email protected], Work in Site, Drainage pedestrian Address: Po Box 13143, Johnsonville, Wellington Arlington Street 0 Mount Cook Progress Works management 18 May 21 to 31 Dec 21 E771180 = Project Excavation Multi Civil Contractors Limited Primary Contact: Installing Stephen Cush, Multi Civil Contractors Limited, Chamber/s, Vehicle (w) 0223501880, Email: Crossing, Open [email protected], Address: 19 Jamaica Arlington Street Work in Trenching, Building pedestrian Drive, Grenada North, Wellington 5028 44511 Mount Cook Progress Site management 02 Aug 21 to 31 Oct 21 R780719 expect traffic WAL CONTRACTING LIMITED Primary Contact: Start delays less Wal Joines, WAL CONTRACTING LIMITED, (w) Notification than 5 0274040183 , (m) 0274040183, Email: wal- Armour Avenue 4 Mount Victoria Overdue Minor Excavation minutes 15 Sep 21 to 15 Oct 21 R798017 [email protected], Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Aro Street Aro Valley Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Emergency David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Work in Retrospective Hand pedestrian 021513206, Email: Aro Street 157 Aro Valley Progress Digging management 06 Sep 21 to 02 Oct 21 R801578 [email protected], Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Emergency David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Work in Retrospective Hand pedestrian 021513206, Email: Aro Street 168 Aro Valley Progress Digging management 06 Sep 21 to 02 Oct 21 R801547 [email protected], Start Non Excavation Refresh Renovations Primary Contact: Tim Notification Building pedestrian Venning, Refresh Renovations, (m) 0272597582, Aro Street 217 Aro Valley Overdue Maintenance management 06 Sep 21 to 01 Oct 21 E799492 Email: [email protected], Aro Street 227 - Aro Valley Work in Non Excavation, pedestrian 05 May 21 to 24 Oct 21 E750786 Aspec Construction Wellington Ltd Primary Wellington City Council | 3 of 94 Street Suburb Status Description Effect Dates Reference Contact Number 229 Progress Construction management Contact: Martin Irvine, Aspec Construction Loading Zone Wellington Ltd, (w) 04 384 0170, (m) 04 384 0171, Email: [email protected], Address: PO Box 27-572, Marion Square Wellington 6141 21 Martin Square, Te Aro, Wellington 6011 Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Astor Street Karori Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Emergency Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Retrospective Hand David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Work in Digging, Open pedestrian 021513206, Email: Atlanta Grove 18 Brooklyn Progress Trenching management 22 Sep 21 to 18 Oct 21 R806037 [email protected], Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Aurora Terrace Kelburn Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 L T MCGUINNESS (WELLINGTON) LIMITED Primary Contact: Gerry Friel, G.P. FRIEL LIMITED, (w) 0272088340, Email: Ballantrae Place Work in Minor Excavation pedestrian [email protected], Address: Seine Street, Island 15 Thorndon Progress Pot Holing management 27 May 21 to 09 Oct 21 R775935 Bay, Wellington 6023 Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Bank Road Northland Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Road reserve spot WCC Irai Edwin 0212278230 Barnard Street Wadestown Planned spraying weeds Yes 04 Oct 21 to 08 Oct 21 E741335 Emergency expect traffic Wellington Water Alliance Primary Contact: Retrospective Hand delays less David Henry , Wellington Water Alliance, (m) Barnard Street Work in Digging, Open than 5 021513206, Email: 176 Wadestown
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